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  • Iraq Retrieves 181 Smuggled Ancient Artifacts

    Iraq recently celebrated the return of 181 smuggled archaeological artifacts in a significant ceremony held at the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The artifacts, which include a variety of historically significant pieces such as a bronze figure and ancient skeletal remains, were illegally taken from Iraq and recovered from locations…

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  • Restoring Hope: Jaipur Foot’s Humanitarian Impact in Iraq

    In the heart of Iraq, amidst the challenges wrought by conflict and adversity, a beacon of hope shines brightly for thousands of amputees. Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS), widely known as Jaipur Foot, has undertaken a monumental mission to restore mobility and dignity to individuals across the globe, including…

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  • Surge in Voluntary Returns from Dohuk Camps

    The Ministry of Migration and Displacement has initiated measures to support the large number of displaced families in Dohuk who wish to return voluntarily. In a statement, the ministry highlighted the positive response from families eager to return to their original homes, a development that brings relief to all Iraqis,…

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  • USD to IQD Soars: Iraqi Exchange Rate Update

    The Iraqi Dinar (IQD) has been caught in a wave of volatility against the US Dollar (USD) recently. Today alone, the exchange rate jumped sharply, with an exchange of 150,250 dinars per $100 . This represents a significant increase compared to yesterday’s rate of 148,850 dinars per $100, reflecting a…

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  • Iraq Considers New Economic Vision

    Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al-Sudani chaired the regular meeting of the Ministerial Council for Economy, focusing on the need to reevaluate and reform unproductive economic decisions and policies. He highlighted the importance of addressing ineffective practices and affirmed the necessity of making firm, sound decisions for meaningful reform. The Prime…

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  • Direct Flights for Baghdad-Beijing Route Resume

    Direct flights from Baghdad-Beijing have officially resumed, marking a significant milestone in Sino-Iraqi relations. The restoration of this direct air route after a hiatus is a clear sign of the strengthening ties between Iraq and China. The resumption is expected to reinforce bilateral trade, tourism, and cultural exchanges, enhancing economic…

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  • Insights from Holy Karbala’s Inaugural Media Conference

    The Communications and Media Commission along with the Governorate of Holy Karbala held the first Coordinating Media Conference. The conference was attended by media representatives including directors of satellite channels, newspaper directors, radio stations directors, and representatives of international news agencies. The Governor of Holy Karbala, Nassif Jassim Al-Khattabi, emphasised…

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  • Progress on Traffic Relief Bridge Project

    The Ministry of Planning is actively overseeing additional work on a crucial project aimed at alleviating traffic congestion in Baghdad. Specifically, the project involves constructing a bridge connecting Muhammad Al-Qasim Road to the Army Canal Road from the Rustamiya side. During a recent field visit, ministry teams assessed the progress…

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  • Iraq, Saudi Arabia Parliaments Work to Boost GCC Ties

    The Iraqi-Saudi Parliamentary Friendship Committee, led by MP Shalan Al-Karim, held a significant meeting with His Excellency Mr. Jasem Al-Budaiwi, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), at the council’s headquarters. This meeting, convened at the invitation of the Saudi Shura Council, aimed to strengthen the bonds between Iraq and…

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  • Al-Zawraa Park Expands its Green Spaces

    The Baghdad Municipality initiates many environmental projects in order to improve the risks of climate change. The projects involve creating 108 new parks and planting 375,000 trees to expand green areas in Baghdad. Iraq has faced extreme heat and water shortage in the past few years, which is drastically affecting…

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